Toe brakes not being recognised in key mapping screen (with Saitek Pedals)

[Crumpeteater]

As per topic - if I press down on them nothing happens on the key mapping screen.

 

In DCS which I also just bought they are recognised and work for the Dora.

 

Any ideas?

[ST_ami7b5]

I have them mapped/recognized with no prob on my G940 pedals... just had to revert the axis IIRC...

 

Edited September 9, 2015 by ST_ami7b5

[Crumpeteater]

Very kind of you help...what does it show for your rudder input then?

 

Also I have a i7-2600k but it is overclocked to 4.6 ghz, why do you only show yours as the before overclocking figure of 3.4 ghz ?

Edited September 9, 2015 by Crumpeteater

[ST_ami7b5]

You can see it on the picture:

when I press and release left toe brake it shows joy_2_axis_x (joy_2 is may rudder pedals)

Don't forget you have to click on a cell where u want to map it first - so that the mapping window appears - and then move the pedal down and up...

 

I haven't overclocked my i7-2600k yet - I'm not an experienced user to do that...

Edited September 9, 2015 by ST_ami7b5

[Crumpeteater]

Sorry I meant rudder input for the yaw. What does it show?

 

In 2011 I was not experienced either but when I bought it I read on the official forum it was made to overclock.

 

I read all about it and the process from memory is simply to find how high you can go safely. The process being this:

1) change a few settings in the bios - a multiplier and voltage(not auto)  (there are some others to change as well but if not trying to hard an overclock may not need to change)

2) boot pc

3) check if crashes

4) if boots then run a program that puts the PC under load for a period of time with disturbing weird orange spiky graphics and use another program to check temps

 

So for serious overclocking:

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/265056-29-2600k-2500k-overclocking-guide

 

.however....you can probably ignore all of this by overclocking to only 4.0 ghz like I initially did without changing anything but just the multiplier - it is so easy grandma can do it!

(but I am not responsible and it possibly voids your warranty, assuming you still have one)

- the multiplier should be 34 in your bios - 34 x 10000Khz = 3400MHz or 3.4 GHz.

- so the number to change to get 4.0Ghz would be 40.

 

Edited September 9, 2015 by Crumpeteater

[Crumpeteater]

The guide linked to states failures will start to occur generally in the 4.3ghz to 4.7ghz range. In any case please read the first paragraph from the first link in the last post before doing anything. This way you will understand the risks and also that 4.0ghz is low.

 

If you don't like it or your pc crashes boot into the bios and change the multiplier on the advanced tab back to 34.

Advanced=>CPU config=>CPU ratio

 

Just talking about the single number in the last picture of the first post here being changed from 34 to 40 (not the figure of 48 shown!).

http://forums.overclockersclub.com/topic/181398-post-your-i5-2500k-i7-2600k-overclocks/

 

if you do go more adventurous someone has posted a graph of voltages to go with higher overclocking:

http://s272.photobucket.com/user/idontcare_photo_bucket/media/Intel%20Core%20i7-2600K/i7-2600KonMIVE-Z.png.html

 

Mind you not many people would likely go higher than around 1.38v from what I have read though I also read an official Asus figure max was around 1.4v.

Edited September 9, 2015 by Crumpeteater

[ST_ami7b5]

here's yaw mapped to rudder pedals:

[ST_ami7b5]

So I went up to 4.20GHz.

So far so good, thanks!

[Sokol1]

 

 

down on them nothing happens on the key mapping screen.

 

 

Try pressing the pedal back and fort many times, or:

 

Press the pedal down then open the box for assignment, release the pedal.

Ir the axis are recognize in this way, just tick the invert box after.

 

Adjust sensitivity too help in recognize problematic axis.

[Crumpeteater]

OK tried it again and it is working now....nothing happens if I just press but if I press and slightly move the pedal it registers so I thought that was the yaw but from the above I can see they are different.

 

Will adjust sensitivity next but all good!

 

Thanks to both of you

 

ST_ami7b5 - 4.2ghz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fantastic, really glad I could help! Awesome you took the plunge!

[Sokol1]

 

 

...nothing happens if I just press but if I press and slightly move the pedal it registers so I thought that was the yaw but from the above I can see they are different.

 

In this case your are assign the pedal rudder axis (yaw) for one of the wheel brakes... The result will be funny.   

Edited September 10, 2015 by Sokol1

[-TBC-AeroAce]

My mfgs breaks don't show an axis in the bos config but they defo respond as an axis in game. Its strange

[Crumpeteater]

I have confirmed mine are working well both as brakes and rudder - problem solved!

 

Thanks all!

Edited September 11, 2015 by Crumpeteater